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Discover LudwigThe phrase "arrived ever" is not correct and does not make sense in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "I have never arrived ever at such a late hour."
Alternatives: "ever arrived" or "arrived at any time".
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Astounding advances have arrived ever since the analog innards of wireless gadgets gave way to digital-signal processing chips.
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Children arrive ever later in their mother's life, and in ever smaller numbers.
To gain a competitive edge, firms are arriving ever earlier on campus with their recruitment caravans.
My broker, as they will, usually told me to hang on until the next upturn, which then did not arrive, ever.
The lines grew, and the famous and nearly famous arrived in ever greater numbers.
Chinese imports arrived in ever larger quantities, and there are signs that eating bowls were beginning to come into more common use.
Indeed, many migrants to Israel have arrived without ever taking a stand on Zionism at all.
As a result of this study, the following consequences were arrived at: ever since PMTCT programme got started at Malamulo hospital, very few marginalised women actually accessed hospital delivery services despite attending ANC due to financial constraints.
But since 2013, unaccompanied children and families have arrived in ever-larger numbers.
By November, however, a slightly different incarnation began arriving in ever greater numbers.
News is shrinking, not just in terms of revenue and jobs, it is literally arriving in ever smaller pieces.
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